To me it's one of the most perfect watches ever made. Proportions are near perfect and it is so subtle it screams class. I've been wanting a Seamaster 300m Professional for so long but keep getting drawn back to this. Beautiful. Thanks for another great review.
I had an Explorer 1, a Turdor 58 and a Breitling Superocean 42 - I sold all three for this one watch with the green dial. So, I totally agree with you. It is just amazing and also my (almost) personal perfect one watch collection (besides a Tag F1 Chrono for running and other sport activities).
In my view green fits great for darker skin, hair and eye color types while the dark blue one is a great fit for lighter ones. Not a must ofc but an option.
The green dial and teak deck pattern make me think of this Aqua Terra as an affordable alternative to the newer Nautilus. I know PP is king but still, this is a great fun piece as a collection with a Green dial Nautilus.
Have the Aqua Terra for 12 years now, among several others, But this is still my very best everyday 24/7 watch. Tough, good looking without being to flashy. From scuba diving to under my pillow diving, this is just the perfect one watch.
@@MattD86 Was true then and still stand. Like to keep my watch for sleeping, and its the ultimate comfort test for a well balance watch that doesn't snag under the sheet or pillow :)
Definitely a looker. It's got versatility in spades. Also, as you said a universally wearable size because of the thight lug-to-lug. And the somewhat larger dial diameter makes it exceedingly legible for us older guys whose eyesight maybe isn't what it used to be...
I just purchased the Omega Aqua Terra from Exquisite Timepieces; it was just delivered this afternoon. It does go between the forest green and gray color. Really nice looking watch.
You know, if I were looking for a good one watch collection luxury watch like this, I think I'd be completely happy with an Aqua Terra. I really like the Datejust and the Explorer, but I think I might like the looks of this even more.
@@evh4611 yes that's what's stopping be buying one, i'am not perpered to spend 5k on half a watch only to compromise and put the watch on leather or rubber.
I can’t even chose only one Aqua Terra nor one Omega. If I was to chose just one watch it would most likely be an Aqua Terra with either a black or blue dial and stainless bracelet but I want both of those as well as two Globemasters and I’m keeping my Submariner, my two Baume & Mercier, my Longines and I have my eye on several more of those because they’re on a roll, and I want a Reverso one day. I could never have one watch. That’s why I watch your channel
Man if this colour was available when I bought mine, it would have been the greatest thing ever! I got the one in silver, and it still looks amazing though. But this would have ensured that I don't need another watch ever.
I don’t know if it is due to packaging, but I am really disappointed that Omega puts the 8900 movement (jump hour) in the 41mm AT’s, but the 38mm AT’s get the 8800 movement (quickset date). This is especially disappointing since they are the same price. If Omega was to bring back the 36mm case size and fit the 8900 movement in it, then it would be my ideal watch
@@watchcollectingstrategy the caliber 8800 is 3 mm small than the the 8900 which is significant, so the caliber need to be rework on the 8800 line. But after thinking about this, the caliber 8900 is 29mm which might fit, i am not sure
I bought the blue dial version of this a few weeks ago and I’m very happy with it. I have seven watches and I think I could go down to the AT and my Sinn 104 and sell the others.
The Explorer 1 is the best one watch hands down. It is so comfortable on the wrist. The simple timeless design slips under the radar as an everyday wear and yet still catches the eye on the wrist when you want it to. It is a rugged steel sports watch and still looks elegant as a dress watch. It is the one watch that I would sell everything to keep.
The Aqua Terra is really a great choice as an everyday watch. And this shade of green is so much nicer and more tasteful and versatile than the one of the Rolex Hulk imo.
It’s a sweet watch. The green is nice. The lack of on-the-fly bracelet adjustment is an issue. I’ve got a Seamaster with that problem. And it is a problem. The 300 Seamaster has adjustment. Why not this model? Seems they are penny pinching. Why not go the full way?
Honestly my everyday grail watch but I want it in either grey with the blue index which I’m loving a bit more but I also like the white dial one. It’s gonna be a confusing battle when I finally save up for it 😂😂😂😂
Watch Collecting Strategy yes I agree I have been leaning towards the grey every time I look at the two but it also conflicts with my love with the 300m ones grey or white 😂😂😂😂freaking Omega making good watches grrr😂😂
The videography in this review is beautiful and with great justification for why it could be a one watch pick. The hour hack is really useful, and I think you could use this for work, the weekend, literally everything. I had looked past this watch but this review has changed my mind, I will have to take a closer look.
I own a white dial Aqua Terra amazing watch for the money 💰; I also own a datejust SS blue dial on jubilee and hands down enjoy the Aqua terra more, better experience and movement for half the price!!!
Do you have a video about a one watch collection for someone who wears a lot of suits for work? So i need a watch that can go from casual back to professional. Thanks in advance! love your videos
8:51 incorrect. 15,000 gauss is just what is tested at. What you said is like saying a 600m diver is going to crack its crystal the moment it hits 601m. That's obviously not going to happen. This watch can resist a lot more than 15k gauss but is only *tested* to 15k. Doesn't mean it can't handle more.
I went to the Omega boutique in Atlanta when they re-opened about a month ago. Creepy experience as they were almost the only store open in the mall. I went to check out the 38mm version in black. I was expecting to walk out of there with the confirmed opinion that this would be my next watch. Though I was disappointed. The dial felt scrunched at that size. I really wish I had tried on this one despite my 6 1/2 “ wrist. Great review. Do you think this size would actually fit me?
QUESTION: I am thinking about trading or selling several from my collection (couple tissot, couple hamilton, couple seiko) to get a better more pleasing fulfilling everyday watch. I am between this aqua terra, the grand seiko sbgh279, Gs sbga415 winter, & Gs sbga373 champaign. Leaning towards 415winter which I know you love, as I love a grey dial which will match everything I wear, and my favorite color is blue, which is incorporated with the seconds hand. Which, for you is best value for money?
@@watchcollectingstrategy Also, the Datejust killer would have been the Globemaster because of the similarities they have and other people comparing them. However, I think they are different enough let alone the Aqua Terra.
I thought the ability to shift the hour hand like a GMT was great until u need to adjust the date. You need to move the hour hands by full rounds to change a day. The crown is not that comfortable to turn. So this would be an issue if the watch is not your daily wearer and u let it stop. I think it’s overpriced when it lists higher than the more feature packed omega seamaster 300m with rotating bezel and helium escape valve.
@@watchcollectingstrategy no it was the gray dial with blue hands did not say your name heard about them from Bruce Williams and random rob all they said is yea they use our watches
I’ve been a bit tempted by these, but two things put me off. The teak dial (you just know Omega will switch it up the next generation, so there is no style continuity) and the polished centre links. The globemaster interests me, esp the annual calendar, but not sure about the italics. I’m lucky enough to have two watches I love that could be only watches. The Explorer 39mk2 (which is a great versatile watch), and Tudor BB GMT (more presence / rugged).
That Aqua Terra is a beautiful watch but I wouldn't call it a Datejust killer. Don't get me wrong I like Omega and I have 3 Omega watches. I also have Rolex watches and one of which is a two-tone Datejust. Datejust with its history and iconic look is a classic. It's in a class by itself. For an one watch collection, I would go with my Explorer 1 because of its versatility.
The dial is too busy for me imo. Also too big with 41mm. I would prefer 38mm but the odd lug width just killed it. Explorer is still my love. Obviously Omega saw the opportunity in marketing strategy with the coaxial escapement 🧐
I can see why Patek and Rolex turned it down. Yeah it’s not for everyone and so is Explorer. I think many would need to go through many watches to learn the beauty of less is more.
The price recommends it as a owc, but let's be honest... Omega has yet to reach the clarity of Rolex when it comes to everyday watch designs. I wish they made something more boring/classic. My bet would go with old models reissues.
Hi, i’ve 2 omegas (gmt & moonwatch) and 1 Sub (hulk) but .... datejust killer ???? Never my friend, there’s no Aqua terra so cool as the datejust 41 stainles steel.
@@watchcollectingstrategy lol looking forward to your comparo! Another watch that's really piquing my interest is the Ball Engineer III Marvelight. 150M water resistance, 904L steel, 1,000 gauss resistance for a little less.
Check out www.exquisitetimepieces.com/ for more information on this watch
To me it's one of the most perfect watches ever made. Proportions are near perfect and it is so subtle it screams class. I've been wanting a Seamaster 300m Professional for so long but keep getting drawn back to this. Beautiful.
Thanks for another great review.
The green model is gorgeous, reminds me of the Nautilus blue dial, which I love.
You know I didn't even think of that!! All the more reason to add it to my collection 😁👍
I had an Explorer 1, a Turdor 58 and a Breitling Superocean 42 - I sold all three for this one watch with the green dial. So, I totally agree with you. It is just amazing and also my (almost) personal perfect one watch collection (besides a Tag F1 Chrono for running and other sport activities).
I love the green dial, it's subtle enough to go with anything, yet at the same time, very different from the usual blue and black dials.
It really is a stunning color!
I love the beautiful green dial. This is a watch that will add something special to a collection
And now I want the green dial. The color seems subtle enough to be unique without clashing different outfits.
In my view green fits great for darker skin, hair and eye color types while the dark blue one is a great fit for lighter ones. Not a must ofc but an option.
I LOVE THIS WATCH. This is my goal for my first luxury watch or an entry level Grand Seiko
Stay tuned then, next video is the Grand Seiko you saw in the review 😁👍
Cannot go wrong with either.
This is my only omega and I have three grand seikos. If you go entry level get the 9F quartz. The finish on the grand seikos will blow you away
The green dial and teak deck pattern make me think of this Aqua Terra as an affordable alternative to the newer Nautilus. I know PP is king but still, this is a great fun piece as a collection with a Green dial Nautilus.
Possibly my favorite watch from any brand, at any price... I own the silver/white dial and it's fantastic. Nice video!
Have the Aqua Terra for 12 years now, among several others, But this is still my very best everyday 24/7 watch. Tough, good looking without being to flashy. From scuba diving to under my pillow diving, this is just the perfect one watch.
Under your pillow diving?
@@MattD86 Was true then and still stand. Like to keep my watch for sleeping, and its the ultimate comfort test for a well balance watch that doesn't snag under the sheet or pillow :)
I own a Snowflake and I want this green Omega AT as my second luxury watch and then I’m good!
For now. Another your want will eventually come along.
Y did they take the day window out????????
Definitely a looker. It's got versatility in spades. Also, as you said a universally wearable size because of the thight lug-to-lug. And the somewhat larger dial diameter makes it exceedingly legible for us older guys whose eyesight maybe isn't what it used to be...
Lately I realized my eyes aren't as good as they used to be. So I am starting to prefer slightly larger dials
I just purchased the Omega Aqua Terra from Exquisite Timepieces; it was just delivered this afternoon. It does go between the forest green and gray color. Really nice looking watch.
I would really love it at 38mm. It's one of the nicest Aqua Terras out there.
I bought the green dial
on 1st november 2020
Nice everyday watch
You know, if I were looking for a good one watch collection luxury watch like this, I think I'd be completely happy with an Aqua Terra. I really like the Datejust and the Explorer, but I think I might like the looks of this even more.
The Aqua Terra is a fantastic choice man. I think if you ever do it, you should totally check out the green or blue dials from 2020
I think my next watch will be an Omega Aqua Terra blue dial in 38.5 mm. The green dial is a stunner as well by the way.
The 38.5mm version is great! I kinda like the 41 which will probably be my choice
The Aqua Terra and the Railmaster and the Globemaster all need micro adjustment on the clasp. So Omega's engineers should go to work
I agree 100%!
Their bracelets do not impress me. I tried on both the AT and the Railmaster.
@@michaelfierman3256 if that's the case, you certainly wont be buying a GS on a braclet then.
@@marcocastagnetti7086 That is correct. GS should be ashamed because of their clasps as well.
@@evh4611 yes that's what's stopping be buying one, i'am not perpered to spend 5k on half a watch only to compromise and put the watch on leather or rubber.
I can’t even chose only one Aqua Terra nor one Omega. If I was to chose just one watch it would most likely be an Aqua Terra with either a black or blue dial and stainless bracelet but I want both of those as well as two Globemasters and I’m keeping my Submariner, my two Baume & Mercier, my Longines and I have my eye on several more of those because they’re on a roll, and I want a Reverso one day. I could never have one watch. That’s why I watch your channel
I'm the same, it's an addiction!
Man if this colour was available when I bought mine, it would have been the greatest thing ever! I got the one in silver, and it still looks amazing though. But this would have ensured that I don't need another watch ever.
Looking great on that jacket AB! Another great video and the dial on this guy is beautiful!!
Thanks brother! Glad to see you are enjoying the latest videos 😁
I am in love with your micro shots of the watches 😍😍
Thanks buddy! Glad you enjoy the channel
I don’t know if it is due to packaging, but I am really disappointed that Omega puts the 8900 movement (jump hour) in the 41mm AT’s, but the 38mm AT’s get the 8800 movement (quickset date). This is especially disappointing since they are the same price. If Omega was to bring back the 36mm case size and fit the 8900 movement in it, then it would be my ideal watch
Perhaps we will see smaller sizes this year? Hopfully! Omega seems to be moving the right direction lately
@@watchcollectingstrategy the caliber 8800 is 3 mm small than the the 8900 which is significant, so the caliber need to be rework on the 8800 line. But after thinking about this, the caliber 8900 is 29mm which might fit, i am not sure
I have this watch and I love it. The only improvement I would make is a micro adjustment on the bracelet.
Back here just to rewatch this review and beautiful Omega
I just debated this for my personal collection and chose the DATE JUST II over the Omega .
Great watch for sure!
I bought the blue dial version of this a few weeks ago and I’m very happy with it. I have seven watches and I think I could go down to the AT and my Sinn 104 and sell the others.
Hi bud y have they stop doing the day on them ????? I'm in to diver units but they r just to big now , I wanted the day date. But can not get them
I love the AT. No Rolex comparison required!
Great work as always, AB!
Thanks for watching Amin! Enjoy yours 👍
Gorgeous piece of art. Great dial, best specs and great brand.
Agreed! Thanks for watching buddy
fc we
The videography is outstanding 🤤🥰 I think you need a bigger watch box..... keep making reviews like this and I’ll support a 20 watch collection😂💕
Deal😁😍😘
The Explorer 1 is the best one watch hands down. It is so comfortable on the wrist. The simple timeless design slips under the radar as an everyday wear and yet still catches the eye on the wrist when you want it to. It is a rugged steel sports watch and still looks elegant as a dress watch. It is the one watch that I would sell everything to keep.
The quality is certainly there, I understand why they used polished center links, but still not a fan of them.
I really wish it was fully brushed
I own a aqua terra, grey dial. I'd still love to own a datejust. I was considering selling it to fund a datejust
I personally think this Aqua Terra is much more tasteful and classy than the datejust, although I wouldn't kick it out of bed!
Great review AB.
Thank you Kevin! Glad you enjoyed
I love this watch. The only thing I’d change are the polished center links. Other than that I think it’s the perfect everyday watch.
Agreed, I wish the bracelet was fully brushed
stunning watch but if i had to choose between this and the rolex date just 41 would take the date just
The Aqua Terra is really a great choice as an everyday watch. And this shade of green is so much nicer and more tasteful and versatile than the one of the Rolex Hulk imo.
Absolutely love this shade of green, it looks really good in the metal
Totally agree, the Hulk Green is obnoxious - no class to it!
It’s a sweet watch. The green is nice. The lack of on-the-fly bracelet adjustment is an issue. I’ve got a Seamaster with that problem. And it is a problem. The 300 Seamaster has adjustment. Why not this model? Seems they are penny pinching. Why not go the full way?
Honestly my everyday grail watch but I want it in either grey with the blue index which I’m loving a bit more but I also like the white dial one. It’s gonna be a confusing battle when I finally save up for it 😂😂😂😂
I vote the grey with blue, so unique and beautiful in my opinion!
Watch Collecting Strategy yes I agree I have been leaning towards the grey every time I look at the two but it also conflicts with my love with the 300m ones grey or white 😂😂😂😂freaking Omega making good watches grrr😂😂
@@Will-gq3kt I have both with me right now so stay tuned for the Seamaster review 😁
Watch Collecting Strategy bro I’m subscribed I’m waiting for you slow poke 😂😂😂I’m joking keep doing your thing man😂😎👍🏽
I own the silver dial (looks white) with silver hour markers (not blued). Still very legible, and it has a beautiful, understated aesthetic.
Wish it didn’t have PCL’s and had some kind of clasp adjustment. Other than that, lovely watch.
Agreed, if it was all brushed that would have been amazing
Amazing video quality, and music. Keep it up👌
Gorgeous!
But how fast does the date change?
The videography in this review is beautiful and with great justification for why it could be a one watch pick. The hour hack is really useful, and I think you could use this for work, the weekend, literally everything. I had looked past this watch but this review has changed my mind, I will have to take a closer look.
Glad you enjoyed the video buddy!
So beautiful...oh man, its gorgeous!
Really great review. Thank you
Thanks for watching buddy!
Thank you for the great video, AB. Right or wrong, I can't get past the list price being higher than the SMP 300m.
I own a white dial Aqua Terra amazing watch for the money 💰; I also own a datejust SS blue dial on jubilee and hands down enjoy the Aqua terra more, better experience and movement for half the price!!!
I choose a new 36mm Datejust for myself but man that is a nice watch! Is it available in a smaller case size (with that dial)?
Do you have a video about a one watch collection for someone who wears a lot of suits for work? So i need a watch that can go from casual back to professional. Thanks in advance! love your videos
Making one very soon
is it a cumbersome to set the date? no quick set date for the 41mm?
Great video. Love the new green dial AT!
Thanks for watching Kevin!
Planning to add this side by side with my Explorer 114270 + Reverso then I'm already settled 🙏
8:51 incorrect. 15,000 gauss is just what is tested at. What you said is like saying a 600m diver is going to crack its crystal the moment it hits 601m. That's obviously not going to happen. This watch can resist a lot more than 15k gauss but is only *tested* to 15k. Doesn't mean it can't handle more.
I love absolutely everything about this piece except for one thing and that’s the 41mm case size, for me 38mm to 40mm would be 👌
40mm would have been a winner!
Hey AB how about showing Nomos some love😁
Everyone has the sweet spot. I've got a 39.2mm AT but I would swap it for 41mm in a heartbeat.
I went to the Omega boutique in Atlanta when they re-opened about a month ago. Creepy experience as they were almost the only store open in the mall. I went to check out the 38mm version in black. I was expecting to walk out of there with the confirmed opinion that this would be my next watch. Though I was disappointed. The dial felt scrunched at that size. I really wish I had tried on this one despite my 6 1/2 “ wrist. Great review. Do you think this size would actually fit me?
I think so! The lug to lug is a sweet spot for many wrists. Perhaps try it on again, I was also convinced on the 38mm version till I saw this
41 should be ok for you...lug2lug is under 50 so s/b ok. My wrist is about same size as yours and 41 fits me fine.
I believe L2L is only 47. Very wearable for all wrist sizes.
Awesome videography buddy as always.. do make a comparison too with the Globe master 39mm.. imo is slightly a step up.. 😁
I will have to get it in, thanks for watching my friend!
As always bud.. 😉
did you added this watch finally to your collection ?
How would you compare the Aqua Terra quality and finishing wise with the Grand Seiko Quartz GMT (SBGN005) which you reviewed recently? Thank you.
They are both highly finished pieces. I would say the polishing on the GS is slightly better tho
Absolutely love this one. Would complement my Sinn104 green edition.
Love this watch and i will say very good review.
Thank you!
QUESTION: I am thinking about trading or selling several from my collection (couple tissot, couple hamilton, couple seiko) to get a better more pleasing fulfilling everyday watch. I am between this aqua terra, the grand seiko sbgh279, Gs sbga415 winter, & Gs sbga373 champaign. Leaning towards 415winter which I know you love, as I love a grey dial which will match everything I wear, and my favorite color is blue, which is incorporated with the seconds hand. Which, for you is best value for money?
I love Rolex, but I'm seriously considering this one, its beautiful.
Great watches for the price ,better finished than Rolex ,thanks
has i got a Hacking second hand thanks
Love the green dial.
Is there a green rubber strap option?
I'm sure you can pick up an aftermarket one, not sure if they do
I'm no omega man, but great production and very nice dial.
Thanks for watching my friend! Someone mentioned the dial looks like a Patek Nautilus dial which makes it even nicer for me
Why are you not an Omega man? What are your reasons?
Beautiful watch
The only thing I don't like about this watch is the case shape. I could not grow to like it so I sold mine.
why no lume shot?
Would you recommend this or the tudor blackbay 58 as an only watch? The bb58 fits perfectly on my wrist but this green dial is just Beautiful
I would recommend the Omega Aqua Terra 150M Green Dial
I did not like the fit of the bracelet on mine and the fit of the head on a small wrist was just a bulky but otherwise the watch lived up to it's hype
Thanks for watching Robert! The bracelet could use some micro adjustments for sure
@@watchcollectingstrategy agreed
Absolutely stunning piece. However, I personally don't really like a butterfly clasp. If it had a different clasp then I'll be all over it
I personally prefer the Globemaster more. It is one of the peak watchmaking of Omega and it definitely can dress up and dress down with the look.
I'll get one in for review 👍
@@watchcollectingstrategy Also, the Datejust killer would have been the Globemaster because of the similarities they have and other people comparing them.
However, I think they are different enough let alone the Aqua Terra.
I have the very watch with leather strap, beautiful 🌟
Great watch, but I still think the Rolex Explorer 1 is my “1 watch” choice.
Hard to go wrong with the Explorer!
Aqua Terra for me!
I pulled the trigger, I love everything about this beautiful green dial watch
Hi, how do you do
Do you know where can buy Eterna watch?
Superior to the DJ in every way except for showing off and resale value. A keeper, not a flipper 👍🏻
I thought the ability to shift the hour hand like a GMT was great until u need to adjust the date. You need to move the hour hands by full rounds to change a day. The crown is not that comfortable to turn. So this would be an issue if the watch is not your daily wearer and u let it stop.
I think it’s overpriced when it lists higher than the more feature packed omega seamaster 300m with rotating bezel and helium escape valve.
How big is your wrist sir ?
What is your wrist size? :)
don't expect a discount from exquisite timepieces they would not even give 2 % off full MSRP or go head and walk
Sorry to hear that man, was the model you were looking for rare? Let them know I sent you, they'll hook you up if the watch isn't too rare or limited
@@watchcollectingstrategy no it was the gray dial with blue hands did not say your name heard about them from Bruce Williams and random rob all they said is yea they use our watches
I would prefer a smaller case size
The 38.5mm case is a great choice!
I’ve been a bit tempted by these, but two things put me off. The teak dial (you just know Omega will switch it up the next generation, so there is no style continuity) and the polished centre links. The globemaster interests me, esp the annual calendar, but not sure about the italics. I’m lucky enough to have two watches I love that could be only watches. The Explorer 39mk2 (which is a great versatile watch), and Tudor BB GMT (more presence / rugged).
The Globemaster is a fantastic watch!
That Aqua Terra is a beautiful watch but I wouldn't call it a Datejust killer. Don't get me wrong I like Omega and I have 3 Omega watches. I also have Rolex watches and one of which is a two-tone Datejust. Datejust with its history and iconic look is a classic. It's in a class by itself. For an one watch collection, I would go with my Explorer 1 because of its versatility.
The dial is too busy for me imo. Also too big with 41mm. I would prefer 38mm but the odd lug width just killed it. Explorer is still my love. Obviously Omega saw the opportunity in marketing strategy with the coaxial escapement 🧐
They were smart not to pass it up! I can see the dial being busy, I really like the industrial look to it but I guess it isn't for everyone
I own and love both my explorer and AT blue sky fall 41.5mm
I can see why Patek and Rolex turned it down. Yeah it’s not for everyone and so is Explorer. I think many would need to go through many watches to learn the beauty of less is more.
Dam I need this watch ..
It's a dope watch 😁
Absolute beauty
Why is this watch more expensive than the seamaster diver?
Spec-wise it's a great daily watch, but not for me due to my personal taste.
This or the GS Snowflake for an everyday watch?
This 👍
Well done!
The price recommends it as a owc, but let's be honest... Omega has yet to reach the clarity of Rolex when it comes to everyday watch designs. I wish they made something more boring/classic. My bet would go with old models reissues.
They did some reissues in 2019 that look amazing
Dies it have a quickset date
Yes in 38 with 8800. No in 41 with 8900...quick set hour instead (which connects the date).
Hi, i’ve 2 omegas (gmt & moonwatch) and 1 Sub (hulk) but .... datejust killer ???? Never my friend, there’s no Aqua terra so cool as the datejust 41 stainles steel.
Thanks for watching my friend!
Don't forget the price point.way cheaper
Damn, that green would mach my corolla which is half the price haha
Nice cat
Well. The only watch you need is a Casio. The only watch you want...Aqua Terra. Or an Explorer. Or a Sub. Or BB58....ah crap.
Or a Grand Seiko SBGA413 😁😁😁
@@watchcollectingstrategy lol looking forward to your comparo! Another watch that's really piquing my interest is the Ball Engineer III Marvelight. 150M water resistance, 904L steel, 1,000 gauss resistance for a little less.
Amazed by quality considering price? Dude its 6k piece of metal. They can throw every specs and it would not cost near that.